Actual AI Text-To-Video is Finally Here!

We actually have a working text-to-video model where you enter a text prompt and it will attempt to generate a video from that text. Here's a breakdown of how you can use it right now.

#AI #NoCode #Futurism

[mreflow]

P.S. I have been able to generate videos for free. As soon as this video went live, I stopped getting the error messages on Hugging Face and was able to generate videos for free. So, if you're patient, you can do this without paying a cent... It might just be a little bit slow. Video generation was averaging about 5-minutes on the free GPU, vs the 1-minute when I duplicated and paid for an upgraded GPU.

[ManfredWania]

The speed at which this AI development is moving is simply ... mind boggling.

[cosmicspokes]

The pace is moving SO FAST, it's actually unreal...but we're keeping up together thanks to all your hard work! Thanks Matt!

[CGMushrom]

Literally just the beggining of the week and we already have this for this week in ai

[mainstrategy]

I really like the thorough step-by-step style in which you showcase those tools. Especially when you don't cut out an error message but explain why it happened and how to deal with it. This really makes those tools but also the infrastructure to run them much more approachable and easy to dive into. Keep it up!

[saybthetruth]

Move over Steven Spielberg, we have AI-generated movies now! 😂

[louielouie]

Bro, things are getting really cool. This could put Major Movie studios out of business unless they become YouTubers.

[lahazard]

I remember back in the early 1980's when I showed someone what I could do with a Vic-20 in Basic, they were really unimpressed. I went on to convince the community hospital I worked at to begin moving towards the use of computers in the latter 80's. That early individual did eventually come back and say they were sorry they did not "see" what I saw was going to revolutionize the role computers were going to take over the next few decades. It's your enthusiasm, Matt, that keeps me coming back. Having Vision for AI is being able to see what the early stuff will eventually grow into as systems get fine-tuned and improved. That's true for EVERYTHING, especially when dealing with computers. Viewing these early attempts do not leave me unimpressed. I feel like a little kid coming in to the living room on Christmas Morning and seeing all the wrapped packages that weren't there when I went to bed the night before.

[futurestoryteller]

"These are completely original creations, these AI models don't copy anything... 




...except for the Shutterstock logo"

[tripleaaaa]

The temporal consistency really impresses me. This is quite good.

[tukkajumala]

Once the technology matures, this will definitely open some interesting doors in the world of adult entertainment.

[jimwithheld]

Way too early for me to play with this one for now. But I like what is going to be possible. For me at present, I'm playing with ChatGPT V4, and actually using it for hints and ideas and bits of source code and other things for work too. Clearly 2023 is the year AI can't be ignored any more, and is going mainstream in so many places.

[unlokia]

Just because it’s new and there’s a novelty factor, doesn’t make it less atrocious. It’s utter garbage. And you PAID FOR THAT!😂😂😂😂😂

I’ll come back in 5 years when it’s made a bit of progress.

[ANM]

lol. How long do you think it will be before shutterstock files a

[ibarix]

matt, i just LOVE your on point criticism. no sugar coating, you say it as it is. respect for that.

[DesignCourse]

Cool stuff. For the time being, I'd stick with one of the options like Kaiber. I do hope this improves though, and I'm sure it will.

[DravekMusic]

Very promising. The AI is evolving extremely fast.

[michaelharalson]

Thanks Matt for giving us a heads-up on this new technology. I was able to get a few free videos created. Probably the best one was "Flamingos on a beach running around the beach". Shutterstock was in the middle of this one, but not on the others. Can't wait to see how this develops...

[crowlsyong]

Thanks for keeping us in the loop during this crazy time

[becktronics]

Thanks for the constant update in the ever-evolving AI world, Matt. I'm still mortified at the speed at which it's improving, makes me wonder what fun or horrors await us. The constant thought on my mind is what the inevitable societal response to these programs will be and if it will end up exclusively in the hands of corporations. I can see AI's democratization being led by something like Alpaca or LLaMA say ChatGPT's openAPI had the plug pulled, but I think we just have to wait and see what direction the world takes us.